Sentence examples for prejudiced them from inspiring English sources

Stoller grew up in Miami, and Segel in Los Angeles, and the sunshine may have prejudiced them against colder climes.

It was so obviously bullshit, but the lawyers and everyone else had to act like they had some sort of incurable mental defect that prejudiced them against the law.

Jurors in the trial of a New York police officer charged with plotting to kidnap, cook and eat women will not be shown certain gruesome images and other evidence that could prejudice them against the defendant, a judge ruled on Thursday.

"I mean, how many times have you heard in some aspect of your life, 'Well, how could you?' And you go, 'Oh, well, I just didn't put things together.' " He told the jury that the only reason the prosecution had told them about Mr. Quattrone's $120 million salary was to prejudice them.

Educate yourself on what lack of sleep and proper nutrition does to a person, so that you can have compassion on them instead of be prejudiced against them.

Landlords' lawyers were so convinced he was prejudiced against them that in 1982 one of them, Lawrence P. Wolf, requested that the State Commission on Judicial Conduct investigate him.

My opponents moaned that New York was prejudiced against them.

Nor is it because male judges are prejudiced against them.

Brothers have long believed that the media are prejudiced against them, and Egypt 25 is supposed to counteract that trend.

The images and videos are so blatantly hostile to blacks and women that it's fair to wonder whether Mr. Paladino is prejudiced against them.

It's so important that despite this result we pull together to show the world that we are not hostile or prejudiced towards them.